Specific image viewing function wanted.

[nnjond]

Hi,
I'm Kubuntu newbie and enjoying the experience on the whole. But one trick I had in Ubuntu was to f11 an image in fspot which would then stretch to full screen and I could arrow through the whole directory. Fspot doesn't stretch every image to fullscreen in Kubuntu and Okular for instance, only recognises the image you open with. Does anyone know how I can regain this facility

Thanks for your time

[Snowhog]

Re: Specific image viewing function wanted.

Kubuntu has Gwenview (K > Graphics > Gwenview) Which does what you are describing. The Full-screen shortcut is Ctrl+Shift+F. The Left/Right arrow keys move to previous/next images within the folder.

[nnjond]

Re: Specific image viewing function wanted.

Thanks for your interest.

Ctl shft f doesn't stretch the image to full screen on my pc.

[Snowhog]

Re: Specific image viewing function wanted.

Sorry. Yes, you are correct. Full-screen in Gwenview only means that the image is displayed on the desktop 'in it's full size', so if the image isn't as large as your desktop, no, it won't be 'stretched' to fill the desktop.